Eugene Hardeman (E. H.) Abington, a physician, practiced medicine and pharmacy in Arkansas and Oklahoma for mo...

William Henry (W. H.) Abington, a physician and a Democratic politician, served as a state senator and a state...

Abortion is defined as either a spontaneous early ending of a pregnancy (a.k.a. miscarriage) or an induced ear...

Act 346 of 2021, titled “An Act to Prohibit the Performance of a Pelvic Examination on an Unconscious or Ane...

Elizabeth Lucille (Betty Lu) Hunter Sorensen Adams was a pioneer occupational therapist at Arkansas Children�...

By 2007, a cumulative 4,119 Arkansans had been diagnosed with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), the d...

Thomas Dale Alford was a prominent Arkansas ophthalmologist, Episcopalian, radio announcer, civic leader, and ...

Alzheimer’s Arkansas is an incorporated nonprofit organization governed by a local board of directors consis...

The American Red Cross has been active in Arkansas since the second decade of the twentieth century. As an org...

The Arkansas Association of Black Psychology Professionals (AABPP), founded in January 2011, is a professional...

The Arkansas Biosciences Institute (ABI) was created as the major research component set forth in the Tobacco ...

Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH), with facilities in Little Rock (Pulaski County) and Springdale (Washing...

The Arkansas Country Doctor Museum (ACDM) in Lincoln (Washington County), in rural northwest Arkansas, is loca...

The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) exercises supervision over all matters pertaining to the health of Ark...

The Arkansas Health Center (AHC), located in Benton (Saline County), is a 310-bed nursing facility licensed an...

The Arkansas Medical Society (AMS), founded in 1875, describes itself as the premier professional organization...

The Arkansas Medical, Dental, and Pharmaceutical Association (AMDPA) was founded in 1893 by a group of African...

Arkansas Methodist Medical Center (AMMC) in Paragould (Greene County) provides healthcare for residents of nor...

On October 30, 1912, twenty-four Arkansas nurses gathered at the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) ...

The Arkansas State Hospital is the only state-owned and -operated facility for the treatment of mental illness...

The Arkansas State Medical Association (ASMA), organized in 1870, was Arkansas’s first statewide professiona...

The Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium (also called simply the State Sanatorium) was established in 1909 about t...

ARKids First is a state-run health insurance program for needy children. The program, which is an expansion of...

Marian Ruth Kruse Breland Bailey was a pioneer in the field of animal behavior. Marian and her first husband, ...

Norman Glenwood Baker is best known in Arkansas as a promoter of alternative medicine who settled in Eureka Sp...

Baptist Health, Arkansas’s largest healthcare system, has hospital campuses in communities around Arkansas, ...

Baptist Health College Little Rock (BHCLR), a part of Baptist Health Medical Center–Little Rock, focuses on ...